Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport shuts third runway until May 25 for major rehab work, NOTAM issued

Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) has announced the temporary closure of its third runway until May 25 for extensive rehabilitation work. This significant project aims to enhance airport operations and safety through a series of upgrades, including runway resurfacing, the construction of a new rapid exit taxiway, and the installation of a state-of-the-art instrument landing system (ILS). The decision to issue a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) reflects the airport's commitment to maintaining high standards of service amidst growing passenger traffic. This rehabilitation work is crucial as IGIA continues to be a key hub for both domestic and international travel in India, expected to handle increased flight operations in the future. Travelers are advised to stay informed about potential flight schedule adjustments and to expect some disruptions during this period as the airport undertakes these vital improvements.